Master and Pupil (クン師弟,Kun Shitei?) is an omake featured in WSJ Issue 3-4 2016. Izuku and All Might are Christmas shopping. All Might asks what Izuku wants, figuring it'll probably be merchandise of himself. Izuku says he wants a PS Vita, which shocks All Might.
April 2017[]
Messages on Carp Streamers[]
Messages on Carp Streamers (鯉のぼりにメッセージを込めろ,Koinobori ni Messēji o Komero?) is an omake featured in WSJ Issue 21-22 2017 to commemorate Children's Day.
Children's Day[]
Children's Day (こどもの日,Kodomo no Hi?) is an omake featured in the J-Heroes' "Children's Day" Manga Theater, a special booklet given by raffle to a small number of people who bought a copy of WSJ Issue 21-22 2017. A young Izuku runs outside to play "All Might" with a paper hat recreating the hero's hair, only to run into Katsuki doing the same.
December 2018[]
"Snowball Fight" is an untitled omake featured in WSJ Issue 4-5 2019. Members of Class 1-A participate in a snowball fight. Izuku states he will not lose, but Katsuki lets him know that snowballs have a chance to kill leaving him worried.
August 2019[]
Todoroki-kun’s Scriptures of Fire and Ice! (轟くんの炎氷聖典!,Todoroki-kun no Enhyō Seiten!?) is an omake featured in WSJ Issue 36-37 2019.
January 2020[]
"Exploding Mochi" is an untitled omake featured in WSJ Issue 6-7 2020. Katsuki is making mochi in an usu when Ochaco prepares to help. Ochaco then causes a huge explosion causing Shoto, Izuku and Momo to run away.
August 2020[]
SOMEONE ELSE (SOMEONEELSE,Samuwan Erusu?) is an omake featured in WSJ Issue 36-37 2020. Members of Class 1-A are at a beach when Izuku spots an Orca approaching him. Thinking it is Gang Orca remains calm until it's revealed to be an actual orca.
January 2021[]
"One Piece" is an untitled omake featured in WSJ Issue 5-6 2021 as part of the One Piece 1000 Story Memorial, celebrating One Piece reaching 1000 chapters. The Class 1-A Pirates, lead by Izuku, sail off to help people only to be captured by Impel Down warden Hannyabal.
August 2021[]
Fireworks (花火,Hanabi?) is an omake featured in WSJ Issue 36-37 2021.
January 2022[]
BIRDMEN (BIRDMEN,Bādomen?) is an omake featured in WSJ Issue 5-6 2022.
